Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Bellinger, recently appeared on fellow OnlyFans star Camilla Araujo’s podcast — and the episode looks like it’s going to be spicy.

The full episode has not dropped yet, but Araujo has been sharing teasers of the episode on her YouTube channel, including one where Blue reveals how much she makes on OnlyFans, the subscription-based platform both women use.

The 25-year-old Blue revealed she makes around $2 million, before asking 22-year-old Araujo: “How much do you make a month?”

Araujo admitted that she makes “roughly the same amount” before adding a dig at the older OnlyFans model that she “doesn’t have to f*** a thousand guys” to make a living.

“Yeah, but I’ve got a thousand reasons more to enjoy my job,” Blue quickly responded. “You also can’t get the embarrassment back from those TikTok dances.”

For those who don’t know, Blue is best known for her sex stunts, including one in January where she broke a world record by having sex with 1,057 people in just 12 hours. While the footage of the actual event wasn’t allowed to stay up on OnlyFans due to concerns about verifying the age, identify, and consent. In a statement after the footage was pulled, a spokesperson said: “To keep our community safe, OnlyFans also verifies the age, identity, and consent of all parties featured in explicit content on OnlyFans. We do not allow a large number of non-OnlyFans creators to be featured on an account even where release forms have been provided.”

But Blue wasn’t phased by the removal of the content, insisting she enjoyed the experience as the interview clip continued: “[We have] different perspectives. One of us has more orgasms and more fun, but it’s fun. You stage the TikTok dances, and I’ll keep the thousand men — and your dad. I like a challenge.”

While Blue is known for those sex stunts, Araujo keeps her content less explicit as Blue alluded to. Araujo is more of an influencer and is known for her role in the Bop House, which some call the Gen Z Playboy mansion. The Bop House is a digital collective content house where eight OnlyFans creators live right now, including Araujo. The women in the house are all in their late teens to early 20s, and are all OnlyFans creators making hundreds of thousands of dollars. While they claim to keep most of their content SFW (safe for work), much of it is more risque than people may expect of a house of barely legal women. They do lean into that theme, though Araujo has spoken out about the response to her then-assistant and current Bop House member Julia Filippo joining OnlyFans, saying people who began flocking to her content “are sick fucks because she looks 12.”

Once the full episode of the Blue-Araujo interview drops, there will likely be even more drama to come.